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Features:
Vented diaphragm
Aluminum air chamber
UHPLC copper voice coil wire
UHPLC copper connecting cord
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Tranducer type |
dynamic |
| Operating principle | open air |
| Frequency response | 18-24 |
| SPL 1mV | 98 |
| Normal impedance | 32ohms |
| Driver matched db | .05 |
The Top of the Range Prestige Headphone.
What does the i stand for in the new SR325i from Grado? Improved, that’s what! Yes, Grado has taken one of the world’s most acclaimed headphones and taken it a few steps further. The new SR325i has an upgraded driver design, and they have enlarged and improved the mass distribution in the metal housing. The way the SR325i’s new driver and metal housing move air and react to sound vibrations are now less affected by transient distortions. With the SR325i you will notice improved control of the upper and lower range of the frequency spectrum with both better supporting Grado’s world renowned midrange. And why the Gold color? The new SR325i is in honor of their 50th anniversary celebrated recently. The SR325i will produce a sound that is pure Grado, warm harmonic color, rich full bodied vocals, excellent dynamics and an ultra smooth top end. Listen and Enjoy
| "The retro design makes these headphones look like they'd be more at home reproducing Mozart than pumping out Jay-Z. But looks can be deceiving: The gold colored cans churn out unrivaled sonics no matter what's sent through them. They produce strong, accurate bass, warm and natural mids, and crisp clean highs with almost no tonal coloration. They're impressively lightweight..." Chuck Tannert / Penthouse magazine |
| HI-FI Choice "…the degree of insight these headphones offer into sounds is really very impressive. This is high quality music reproduction, thoroughly deserving of serious attention." Richard Black / Hi-FiChoice magazine |
| What Hi-fi "...speakers of similar sonic ability as the 325i would set you back at least three grand" |
| Stuff magazine "In a world where predictable, playing-it-safe design is the norm, it’s hugely refreshing that a company such as Grado has the cojones to market a pair of cans that look like something Christopher Eccleston might have hanging up in his tardis. We think the 325is look great, in a retro stylee. They sound awesome, too!" |
| ARENA / Style For Men – Magazine "What you need is a serious set of cans to do justice to your music and what better way to enjoy pristine hi-fidelity than by using staunch traditionalist Grado’s note-perfect SR325i earmuffs" |
| "…the engineer I assisted preferred the Grado’s diamond-like “clarity and cut” to the sound of the Sennheiser HD-650s." John Marks / stereophile, vol.28 no 6 |
| "I just purchased the SR325i and am amazed at the fidelity. According to everything I read, I would not be able to discern between the SR60 and SR325i without a headphone amp. I strongly disagree; I can hear an extreme difference. Don’t get me wrong, I love the 60s, but the 325i is awesome. Now, I need to purchase your amp!" Chris Neuman |
| HI-FI Choice "I'd encourage anyone who wants to escape the typical, in yer face, cheap can sound to listen to these Grados." |
| Winner of Audio Video's "GRAND PRIX AWARD" |
| "Of all the Grado Prestige headphones I've heard, the SR325 is my favorite!" Audio magazine / Vol. 82, No. 6 / John Gatski |
| "The SR325s are easily the flattest, most accurate sounding phones tested, for critical monitoring, the Grados are hard to beat. Of all the phones tested, the SR325s were the only headphones I felt trustworthy enough for mixing." Pro Audio Review / Vol. 4, No. 6 / Loren Alldrin |